| | Caravans rock Easy Money CD Caravans rock Discography of CDs
Personnel: Chris Sutton (accordion). Caravans rock Easy Money Songs | 1. | Rough Diamond |
| 2. | Sneakin' Out |
| 3. | Ball and Chain |
| 4. | I've Lost, You Win |
| 5. | Cryin' |
| 6. | Easy Money |
| 7. | Better Place, A |
| 8. | Blues Train |
| 9. | Stranded |
| 10. | Good Bye, Good Bye |
| 11. | In the Heart of the Day |
| 12. | Sometimes I Wish |
| 13. | Stoned Tired and Cryin' |
| 14. | (Be My) Hearts Desire |
| 15. | Love Me Like You Do |
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